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 1    I,  38|   seized the town, stations a garrison there. ~~
 2   IV,  22|       the harbor, with such a garrison as he thought sufficient. ~
 3   VI,  33|       which was being left in garrison. He directs Labienus and
 4   VI,  34|       army, nor a town, nor a garrison which could defend itself
 5   VI,  35|     bridge was entire and the garrison left by Caesar; they arrive
 6   VI,  35|       there is so little of a garrison that not even the wall can
 7   VI,  37| strengthened that there is no garrison within, as they had heard
 8   VI,  38|   been left an invalid in the garrison, and had now been five days
 9   VI,  42|    away from the outposts and garrison [duty], and pointed out
10  VII,  11| longer time, were preparing a garrison to send to Genabum for the
11  VII,  15|     of the soldiers. A proper garrison is selected for the town. ~
12  VII,  36|  occupied by them with a weak garrison): however, Caesar set out
13  VII,  36|     night, and dislodging the garrison before succor could come
14  VII,  55|   having put to the sword the garrison of Noviodunum, and those
15  VII,  59|      off the legions from the garrison and baggage. He saw that,
16 VIII,  34|       two thousand men in the garrison, marched out of the town